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The Forbidden Jutsu of Death

EpisodeEp. 164

Yuga's dying technique summons an otherworldly creature that feeds on chakra and traps everyone inside a barrier. Konohamaru's team must find a way to bring the monster down before the swarm of drained life leaves them helpless.

Japanese Airdate: 2020-09-06
English Airdate: 2022-05-17
Opening Song: Starting and Growing
Ending Song: Maybe I
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Summary

After a few last words, Yuga triggers his kinjutsu, calling forth a being from another world. The technique devours him, unleashing the creature and sealing everyone inside a barrier. Nearby, Hiruga and Asaka sense the forbidden art, grieve for their brother, and press on. Fast and powerful, the creature drains Boruto's chakra the moment it blocks his strike. Konohamaru shatters its arm with a Rasengan and pulls Boruto to safety, but the monster siphons chakra from a passing deer and regrows the limb, prompting the team to compare it to the Shinigami.

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Key Events

Mugino insists the priority is destroying the barrier so they can recover Hashirama's cells, and he needles Konohamaru for coddling his genin. Warned by Mitsuki's snake that the creature is drawing near after feeding on the wildlife inside, the group shifts close to the barrier's edge. Boruto and Mitsuki pin the monster with clones and snakes so Sarada can land a blow that cracks a jewel embedded in it. The creature abandons the genin and rushes the failing barrier, but Mitsuki's snakes buy time for Boruto and Konohamaru to ready their Rasengan. Their combined strike destroys the jewel, killing the creature and collapsing the barrier, though Mugino drops from spent chakra.

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Notes

Mugino faults Boruto for not planning ahead, and Boruto fires back at his poor communication, a criticism Konohamaru echoes before they resume chasing the Haze shinobi. Elsewhere, Omoi refuses to reveal where Hashirama's cells are, but his subordinates crack and point Deepa toward the Haze ninja. Deepa kills Kakui and Marui and departs as Omoi loses consciousness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was Naruto's forbidden jutsu of death?

The forbidden jutsu in this Boruto episode belongs to Yuga, whose dying technique summons an otherworldly creature that feeds on chakra and traps everyone inside a barrier.

How does the creature in The Forbidden Jutsu of Death regenerate?

After Konohamaru shatters one of its arms with a Rasengan, the creature siphons chakra from a passing deer and regrows the limb, leading the team to compare it to the Shinigami.

How does Konohamaru's team defeat the creature?

Boruto and Mitsuki pin the creature with clones and snakes so Sarada can crack a jewel embedded in it, and a combined Rasengan strike from Boruto and Konohamaru finally destroys the jewel, killing the creature and collapsing the barrier.

Why does Mugino want to destroy the barrier in this episode?

Mugino insists that destroying the barrier is the priority so the team can recover Hashirama's cells, and he criticizes Konohamaru for coddling his genin during the fight.

What happens to Omoi in The Forbidden Jutsu of Death?

Omoi refuses to reveal where Hashirama's cells are hidden, but his subordinates crack under pressure and point Deepa toward the Haze ninja, after which Deepa kills Kakui and Marui and Omoi loses consciousness.

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